Ocean Explorers - Orca

Madison's Orca Presentation

OrcaSwim over to these great Orca resources:

VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED FOR VIDEOS BELOW: The following are predation videos, in which orcas hunt other animals. These might be scary for young and/or sensitive viewers. If you think you might be scared, better not to watch! 

ALSO PLEASE NOTE: Orcas are carnivores, which means they need to kill and eat other animals to survive. Sometimes the narration and music makes the orcas seem like villains in a horror movie, but in nature there are no villains! Predators like orcas are very important for keeping balance in their ecosystems. Sometimes it’s better to mute the videos and just watch the Orcas do their thing. 

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